Planning System
This is where my entire planning world comes together. From the planners I use to the systems behind them, you’ll find brand-specific guides, real-life setups, analogue and digital workflows, organization ideas, and practical tips — all in one place!
Explore By Series
Browse content organized by series — whether it’s a specific planner line, a focused topic, or an ongoing theme. Each series gathers related posts so you can explore everything in one place.
My Current Setup
See how my planning system evolves year by year. These posts break down exactly what I used, how I structured it, and what actually worked.
Hobonichi Techo
Everything about how I use Hobonichi — from lineup overviews and study layouts to honest reviews and long-term impressions.
Traveler’s Notebook
Flexible, modular, and endlessly customizable — here’s how I use Traveler’s Notebook in my everyday planning system.
Stationery
The pens, tools, and everyday stationery that make planning more enjoyable (and more functional). Real reviews, real use.
Reviews
Honest reviews of pens, paper, and planning tools I’ve actually used — focusing on performance, comfort, and long-term practicality.
DIYs
Small customization projects that make my planners feel truly mine — from covers and inserts to practical tweaks that improve daily use.
Analogue System
A closer look at how I design and refine my analogue planning system — focused on clarity, consistency, and long-term usability.
Analog Journaling 101: Types, Benefits & Best Tips
System Techo vs. Bullet Journal: My 2025 Productivity Planner
Brain Dump Technique: Simple Steps to Organize Thoughts
Hobonichi Weeks vs Traveler’s Notebook: Which One Fits You?
Free Mandala Chart Template for Your New Year Goals
Morning Pages Prompts: 100-Day Journaling Challenge (Free Download)
Digital System
The digital side of my workflow — apps, tools, and the systems that help me stay consistent beyond paper.
Digital Journaling 101: Best Apps, Benefits, Tips and More
How to Stay Consistent with Digital Journaling
Organization
Behind every calm planner is an organized system. Here’s how I store, archive, and manage everything so it doesn’t become overwhelming.
Visual Notes
Short video snippets of moments worth keeping — the process, the tools, and the little behind-the-scenes details.

Japanese Stationery Haul | Stamps, Markers and More!

Stamping Time! My Favorite Stamps from Japan

Bread Thief Gashapon Stamps! Cute Japanese Stationery 🍞

2026 Planner Lineup

Traveler’s Notebook Leather Care & Conditioning

DIY Dairy Cover: Easy Sewing Project For My Midori MD Diary

Sticker Binder with Traveler’s Notebook

DIY Traveler’s Notebook Inspired A7 Binder

DIY Washi Tape Binder with Travelers Notebook
Resources
Helpful templates, printables, and tools that support intentional planning and journaling. Designed to make your system smoother and easier to maintain.
FAQs
Got questions about planners or planning systems? Start here for quick, clear answers.
How many planners do you really need?
There’s no fixed number. Some people prefer one all-in-one planner, while others separate planning, journaling, and project tracking. The right number depends on how you think and organize information.
Is it better to use one planner or multiple notebooks?
A single planner keeps everything centralized, but multiple notebooks can reduce clutter and create clearer mental separation between areas of life.
What’s the difference between a planning system and just using a planner?
A planner is a tool. A planning system is how you organize tasks, reflection, goals, and archives in a way that works consistently over time.
Should I choose analogue or digital planning?
It depends on your lifestyle. Analogue planning encourages focus and reflection, while digital tools offer speed and flexibility. Many people benefit from a hybrid system.
How do you stay consistent with planning?
Consistency comes from simplicity. A system that’s too complicated is hard to maintain. Start small and refine gradually.
How often should you reset or review your planner?
Regular reviews — weekly or monthly — help keep your system aligned. Without resets, planners tend to become cluttered.
What’s the best planner for beginners?
Choose something simple with a layout that feels intuitive. It’s better to start with a structure you understand than the most popular brand.
How do you avoid overplanning?
Focus on clarity, not decoration. Leave space for flexibility and avoid filling every page before the week begins.
Can planning improve productivity?
Planning doesn’t automatically increase productivity, but it improves clarity. Clear priorities often lead to better focus and less mental overload.
